The inevitable ascent of zero trust
Ensure user activities are trustworthy without interrupting workflow
Zero trust is a security model built around the idea that nothing inside or outside of an organisation can be trusted. Read this whitepaper to consider how this model will impact your workforce and what benefits you can reap from implementing such a strategy.
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Low-budget devices are the biggest casualty of the RAM crisisNews Say goodbye to budget devices; vendors are doubling down on high-end options to absorb costs
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Sectigo taps Clint Maddox to lead global field operationsReviews The appointment follows a year of strong momentum for the security vendor as it expands its global channel footprint
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Securing the supply chain: Why zero trust and recovery readiness are non-negotiableIndustry Insights To prevent supply chain attacks, suppliers must be embedded in trusted business architecture
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What security teams need to know about the NSA's new zero trust guidelinesNews The new guidelines aim to move an organization from discovery to target-level implementation of zero trust practices
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Fears over “AI model collapse” are fueling a shift to zero trust data governance strategiesNews Gartner warns of "model collapse" as AI-generated data proliferates – and says organizations need to beware
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Microsoft opens up Entra Agent ID preview with new AI featuresNews Microsoft Entra Agent ID aims to help manage influx of AI agents using existing tools
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Research shows the financial benefits of implementing zero trustNews With zero trust shown to drastically reduce the number of cyber incidents, insurers are catching on and lowering premiums
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Microsoft ramps up zero trust capabilities amid agentic AI pushNews The move from Microsoft looks to bolster agent security and prevent misuse
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Zero trust gains momentum amid growing network visibility challengesNews Organizations are looking to automation, orchestration, and risk mitigation as key security priorities
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Billions of IoT devices will need to be secured in the next four years – zero trust could be the key to success
News Researchers have warned more than 28 billion IoT devices will need to be secured by 2028 as attacks on connected devices surge.
